Aversio Humanitatis – Behold The Silent Dwellers
[Reviewed by stark] After three years the Spaniards are back with new material and if you had imagined you would survive the maelstrom of sounds they creeped with, make no […]
Windy & Carl – Allegiance And Conviction
[Reviewed by stark] These two charming introverts from Kranky are active in the musical field for over a quarter of a century and they managed to release a solid bunch […]
Deutsch Nepal – Staring At My Wall
[Reviewed by stark] Deutsch Nepal, one of the flagships of the Scandinavian post-industrial, has passed through a bunch of catalogues of many recognized labels (including Cold Meat Industry, Old Europa […]
JG Thirlwell & Simon Steensland – Oscillospira
[Reviewed by stark] Berlin, 1968. The bridge on the river Spree, connecting the eastern and western parts of the city. Under the cover of night, KGB and CIA agents exchange […]
Hatred Of Music
[PL]Polskojęzycznych czytelników zapraszam na mój osobisty fanpage muzyczny na FB, który powstał jako ‘odprysk’ Santa Sangre, Tutaj, na blogu skupiam się głównie na muzyce około-ambientowo-postindustrialnej (powiedzmy), czasem zbaczając też w […]
The Stargazer’s Assistant – Mirrors & Tides, Shivers & Voids
[Reviewed by stark] This is not brand new music by The Stargazer’s Assistant. Their fresh offerings they bring to the world via the House Of Mythology label from Great Britain. […]
Ajna – Oracular
[Reviewed by stark] In these times when even dark ambient, one of the most “conservative” music genres, is trying to find new paths of progression; whether in terms of sound; […]
Aara – En Ergô Einai
[Reviewed by stark] It’s this kind of black metal, which may not leave a very persistent mark in my black heart, but is more than pleasant to my ears. It’s […]
Atomine Elektrine – The Antikythera Mechanism
[Reviewed by stark] This mechanism Peter Andersson is referring to in the title of the new Atomine Elektrine offering is considered as the first analogue computer. The device was constructed […]
La Décadence des Étoiles – An Empty Spot where Memories Live On
[Reviewed by Psymon Marshall] La Décadence des Étoiles (The Decadence of the Stars) is a collaborative effort between BRTHRM and Arnaud Chatelard’s Apocalypse Sounds. I’ve already reviewed their first release […]
